Posted: Fri Dec 20, 2002 10:01
The Logitech Quickcam Pro 3000 doesn't work in Resolume 1.1 4 (only white or black screen). The webcam can work with Video for Windows drivers as is tested in different other applications. How comes?
Than another suggestion :
Video for Windows (VfW) was released for the Windows 3.1 operating system and was optimized for capturing movies to disk. Since then, video capture rates have risen dramatically because of the use of the PCI bus, bus mastering controllers, and direct transfer of captured video from adapter memory to disk without data copies.
DirectShow video capture was designed to resolve the problems inherent in the VfW architecture. It provides 32-bit drivers for devices with a 32-bit architecture, such as USB and IEEE 1394 conferencing cameras and supports multiple streams.
Maybe implement DirectShow for webcams? This also gives a far better framerate. Thnx
Than another suggestion :
Video for Windows (VfW) was released for the Windows 3.1 operating system and was optimized for capturing movies to disk. Since then, video capture rates have risen dramatically because of the use of the PCI bus, bus mastering controllers, and direct transfer of captured video from adapter memory to disk without data copies.
DirectShow video capture was designed to resolve the problems inherent in the VfW architecture. It provides 32-bit drivers for devices with a 32-bit architecture, such as USB and IEEE 1394 conferencing cameras and supports multiple streams.
Maybe implement DirectShow for webcams? This also gives a far better framerate. Thnx
